What is the process for placing a dental crown?

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At Vegas Dental Experts, we offer dental crowns for those who have tooth decay and other dental damage. Watch this video by Las Vegas cosmetic dentist Dr. Harvey Chin as he explains the process of placing a dental crown.

What is the process for placing a dental crown? Usually, we have an examination first, so we can plan it. We have a simple visit for tooth preparation. You’ll leave with the temporary. A few weeks later, you can have the permanent tooth.

If you or someone you love needs to restore a tooth, schedule a free consultation with Dr. Harvey Chin to learn about the process of placing a dental crown to improve your look and functionality with a permanent restoration.

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“Excellent practice. Dr. Chin explains everything in understandable terms. Appointment was on schedule, front office staff and the Dr’s assistants were excellent. I definitely recommend this implant center. Thanks.” – Eugene W. / Google Review

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